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    Buying below 'market value' - how?

    Thinking about it , we have bought one property which could be considered under market. Two units being sold in one line . A two bedder and a one bedder . Deceased estate and the money was going to an institution . Executor , against advice of the agent , wanted to sell them as one so less...
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    Buying below 'market value' - how?

    Following on the low balling idea . Practice making low ball offers . It's funny the first time you make one , watching the reaction of the agent . Some are matter of fact and say they'll pass it on but it's below expectations etc and be quite business like about it. Some will be affronted and...
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    Buying below 'market value' - how?

    Bad marketing happens . Agents are humans . They talk about the three d's for motivated vendors . You can add a forth , depression , to that list and it can apply to the agents as well as the vendors . Extreme example for us was a buy in rocky which was probably around 10 % under market . We...
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    Buying below 'market value' - how?

    I think it's a catch phrase that marketers like to use to promote deals or their services . I've never come across a list of properties for sale that are available to some people and not to others ( oops maybe I'm one of the others ....) Eg recent 50 % land banking thread . You were getting...
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